Was the show Martin really colorist?

[LDC]

This was a well known episode. I’m beginning to think dude didn’t watch Martin that much.

Wasn't edited out years later either, I just pulled it up on Netflix.

 

[MustafaSTL]

Wasn't edited out years later either, I just pulled it up on Netflix.

Yeah it’s never been edited out.

 

[Laidbackman]

All this chatter about Pam being a victim of colorism instead of Gina...indicating she somehow had light-skinned privilege, is what needs to be pointed out right about now. Not whether a cat like me, who is older than Martin, watched his show a lot, especially after I just said I didn't. Starting to sound a little personal and petty.

 

[Laidbackman]

It was during the first season in one of the three episodes when they broke up. Here:

D**m, Gina had it a lot worse than I thought.

 

[ba'al]

This is a 2020s conversation for sure.

"martin didn't have emotional intelligence and wasn't supportive"



It's comedy people relax

 

[Elim Garak]

I don't get how anyone who watched this show came to a conclusion that anyone was spared lol. Literally everyone was getting roasted.

 

[Laidbackman]

A little off topic, but Tommy never had a job. But it seems like Tommy was the only one on that show who would have had a job, behind Gina. Even a job that required a college degree.